Footwear
Abstract
A sole 12 of shoe 10 has a thickened portion defined at an area thereof where a base of toe of user's foot is to be positioned. An engagement is member 30 adapted for allowing a rotating adapter 20 to be releasably engaged therewith. In an inner surface of the shoe 10, there are provided: a slope inclined, as indicated by the line LA, such that a side thereof near to the heel side 16 is low; and a slope inclined, as indicated by the line LB, such that one side thereof on which a big toe of user's foot is to be positioned is lower than another side thereof on which a small toe of user's foot is to be positioned. The sole 12 is formed with a sloped surface 18 which extends from an area of the sole at which the base of toe of user's foot is to be positioned, in a direction toward a toe side 14.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A footwear characterized by comprising:
a first sloped surface defined inside of said footwear, said first sloped surface being inclined such that one side thereof on which a base of toe of human foot is to be positioned is higher than another side thereof near to a heel side of said footwear; a second sloped surface defined in a sole of said footwear, said second sloped surface extending from an area of said sole at which said base of toe of human foot is to be positioned, in a direction toward a toe side of said footwear; and a third sloped surface defined inside of said footwear, said third sloped surface being inclined such that one side thereof on which a big toe of human foot is to be positioned is lower than another side thereof on which a small toe of human foot is to be positioned.
2 . The footwear as described in claim 1 , characterized in that at least one functional equipment is provided to said sole of said footwear.
3 . A footwear characterized by comprising:
a first sloped surface defined inside of said footwear, said first sloped surface being inclined such that one side thereof on which a base of toe of human foot is to be positioned, is higher than another area of said insole near to a heel side of said footwear; a second sloped surface defined in a sole of said footwear, said second sloped surface extending from said one area of said insole at which said base of toe of human foot is to be positioned, in a direction toward a toe side of the footwear; and at least one functional equipment provided to said sole of said footwear.
4 . The footwear as described in claim 2 , characterized in that said functional equipment is one selected from the group consisting of: rotatable circular plates; spikes; rotatable balls; springs; rotatable rollers; edges; and slidable plates.
5 . A footwear characterized in that:
at least one functional equipment is provided to a sole of said footwear, and said functional equipment is one selected from the group consisting of: rotatable circular plates; rotatable balls; springs; edges; and slidable plates.
6 . The footwear as described in claim 2 , characterized in that said functional member is releasably connected with said sole of said footwear.
7 . The footwear as described in claim 2 , characterized in that different functional equipments are provided to each of right and left footwears.
8 . The footwear as described in claim 2 , characterized in that a plurality of said functional equipments are provided to said sole of said footwear, and that said plurality of said functional equipments include functional equipments which differ from one another.
9 . The footwear as described in claim 2 , characterized in that said functional equipment is releasably engaged with said footwear, such that a magnet is used for allowing engagement and disengagement of the functional equipment with and from the footwear.
10 . The footwear as described in claim 3 , characterized in that said functional equipment is one selected from the group consisting of: rotatable circular plates; spikes; rotatable balls; springs; rotatable rollers; edges; and slidable plates.
11 . The footwear as described in claim 3 , characterized in that said functional member is releasably connected with said sole of said footwear.
12 . The footwear as described in claim 4 , characterized in that said functional member is releasably connected with said sole of said footwear.
13 . The footwear as described in claim 5 , characterized in that said functional member is releasably connected with said sole of said footwear.
14 . The footwear as described in claim 3 , characterized in that different functional equipments are provided to each of right and left footwears.
15 . The footwear as described in claim 4 , characterized in that different functional equipments are provided to each of right and left footwears.
16 . The footwear as described in claim 5 , characterized in that different functional equipments are provided to each of right and left footwears.
17 . The footwear as described in claim 3 , characterized in that a plurality of said functional equipments are provided to said sole of said footwear, and that said plurality of said functional equipments include functional equipments which differ from one another.
18 . The footwear as described in claim 5 , characterized in that a plurality of said functional equipments are provided to said sole of said footwear, and that said plurality of said functional equipments include functional equipments which differ from one another.
19 . The footwear as described in claim 3 , characterized in that said functional equipment is releasably engaged with said footwear, such that a magnet is used for allowing engagement and disengagement of the functional equipment with and from the footwear.
20 . The footwear as described in claim 5 , characterized in that said functional equipment is releasably engaged with said footwear, such that a magnet is used for allowing engagement and disengagement of the functional equipment with and from the footwear.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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